| AUDIENCE | Body of assembled spectators; or, a newspaper's readership (8) |
| SPECIAL | Word for something additional to ordinary, such as a restaurant's dish of the day or a newspaper's extra (7) |
| BERLINER | Citizen of a European capital, or a newspaper format (8) |
| HORRIFIC | Only right if in middle of assembled choir for what's atrocious (8) |
| HEADLINE | A title or caption at the top of a newspaper's main article; or, a broadcast news bulletin (8) |
| ONLOOKER | A spectator or witness (8) |
| FEATURES | A newspaper's regular articles or prominent stories; parts of the face; or, distinctive aspects of books, buildings, landscapes etc (8) |
| OBSERVER | Spectator - or another publication! (8) |
| LOOKERON | The Spectator or The Observer? (6-2) |
| BOOKCLUB | Bohemians in the end make a reservation for readership (4,4) |
| MASTHEAD | A newspaper's title (8) |
| OBITUARY | Article appearing on a newspaper's deaths page (8) |
| PRINT | Picture or design created by means of woodcut, linocut, etching or engraving; copy or reproduction of an original painting; or, the text in a book or a newspaper (5) |
| CLIP | A snippet of video from a film or broadcast; a device such as a hair slide, horseshoe flange or paper fastener; or, a newspaper cutting (4) |
| TABLOIDS | Hit back at headlines in leading online papers designed to appeal to a mass readership |
| LOUGRANT | Which TV series about a newspaper's newsroom starred Ed Asner? (3,5) |
| ARCHIVAL | Like a newspaper's morgue files |
| EXTRA | Person or thing that is additional or beyond the usual, such as a spear carrier/supernumerary in a film or a newspaper supplement printed outside a normal printing cycle (5) |
| WATCHER | One of a class of fallen angels; a person who keeps vigil; or, an eyewitness, observer, onlooker, spectator or spy generally (7) |
| CIRC | Newspaper's readership, for short |
